Julie's Bicycle Presentation - Green Arts Literature Event, 25th June 2014.
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Presentation from Julie's Bicycle. First presented at the Green Arts: Literature Event at Free Word, 25th June 2014.
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Julie's Bicycle Presentation - Green Arts Literature Event, 25th June 2014.
- 2. “It’s not the strongest species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the most responsive to change” Charles Darwin ? Living Fossils Evolving
- 5. NASA-funded study by US National Science Foundation predicts collapse of civilisation within decades Source: Journal of Ecological Economics
- 6. 2030 “Perfect Storm” (food, energy, water, climate) Source: UK Government Office for Science
- 7. It is often in the darkest skies that we see the brightest stars Richard Evans
- 8. balanced, mutually beneficial relationship with our socio-ecological context. A balanced, mutually beneficial relationship with our socio-ecological context
- 9. each other
- 10. planet
- 12. Design Advertising Media Broadcast Film Fashion Games Music Performing Arts Literature Visual Arts Museums Heritage
- 13. Potential to transform individual and collective way of being
- 14. Sustaining Creativity accelerate a holistic rethinking of how the creative community responds to climate change and environmental sustainability.
- 15. Survey Scope • Audience = 70 million • Turnover = over £1 billion. • Combined arts, dance, literature, museums, music, theatre and visual arts • England, Scotland and Wales • Diverse mix of organisation type and size.
- 16. Findings High levels of engagement and commitment 55% financial 40% reputational benefits still not core business 62% environmental sustainability will become increasingly important Climate change risk governance lowest drivers in spite of risks Leadership from middle 65 leading organisations of which 63% Arts Council Appetite to take a lead - peer groupings, knowledge transfer Half of organisations created work on this theme Virtually everyone believes it is relevant to them Still a persistentValue-Action gap
- 17. Literature • 4% of survey respondents (13), the smallest proportion • 54% of respondents have an environmental policy, the lowest • least except in ‘engagement with suppliers’. • perceives that it does more than most at 31% • highest proportion thinking that environmental sustainability is not relevant: 17%, and • However, 50% think it is very relevant. • 67% think it has got more important to their organisation over the last two years. • 70% think it will increase in importance over the next two years, unlike most other sectors. • Overall drivers are similar to others but least engaged around mission or vision and least concerned about the effects of climate change. • seen the smallest financial benefit at 38%. • only 23% have seen reputational benefits for their organisations. • Nevertheless, at almost 70%, the highest number of people shared their personal visions for sustainability.
- 18. the more the nature of the challenge is understood the smaller achievements appear to be
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- 20. Eth Thank you